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- Sep 27, 2026
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Pet of the Week: Ollie wins hearts over (opens the original)
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Ollie-ollie-in-come-free! Can we get Ollie a home? This handsome yellow Labrador is a pure-bred male who’s just 4 years old. Volunteers at Norman’s Place, Lyndeborough, New Hampshire, report he’s a smart and athletic young guy “who’s looking for his next hiking partner.” Labs are known for being friendly and intelligent. This energetic medium to large dog breed ranks in the top tier of popularity in the U.S. Ollie has won hearts at Norman’s Place, an all-volunteer shelter, which does superb work
Pet Talk: Why do cats hiss? (opens the original)
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DEAR CAT LOVER: They do hiss, don’t they! Great question — and it’s definitely not because they’re happy. Hissing is how felines express fear, especially when they are startled. Other signs of showing fear are flattened ears, curled tongue, fangs displayed, back arched and raised fur on their tail and body. Hissing is one of their communication tools, and it’s one that even tiny little kittens can do! So what makes them fearful enough to hiss? A cat may respond to a new pet in the home by hissin
Pet Talk: Why do cats hiss? (opens the original)
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DEAR CAT LOVER: They do hiss, don’t they! Great question — and it’s definitely not because they’re happy. Hissing is how felines express fear, especially when they are startled. Other signs of showing fear are flattened ears, curled tongue, fangs displayed, back arched and raised fur on their tail and body. Hissing is one of their communication tools, and it’s one that even tiny little kittens can do! So what makes them fearful enough to hiss? A cat may respond to a new pet in the home by hissin
Second Chance to host low-cost pet vaccine clinic (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — Cats, dogs and their owners from all cities and towns are needed to fill slots at the upcoming Jeffrey P. Stephens Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic to be held at Fitchburg Fire Department, 33 North St., on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Second Chance Animal Services of East Brookfield hosts this essential pet health event, and pet owners whose pets received their one-year rabies vaccine can get their second vaccine here. Moreover, Fitchburg residents may purchase a dog license fr
Pet Talk: Skunk is too close for comfort (opens the original)
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DEAR PET TALK: A skunk has taken up residence on my enclosed porch, and I didn’t advertise for a roommate — help! I love wildlife, but not so close. DEAR ANIMAL LOVER AT A DISTANCE: Ouch! I love wildlife also, and skunks are very beneficial as they eat grubs and insects. However, they should live in their home, while you live in your home. We reached out to Leominster Fitchburg Animal Control and spoke to Officer Todd Picket. He advised that skunks hate noise, smells, light and damp, and here ar
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